The Most Entertaining Article I’ve Read in a While
November 30, 2023
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as posted by the channel"The Washington Post" published an article entitled "In the world of sexual fetishes, crossing the political aisle is a kink." There's sex stuff. And then there's weird sex stuff. And then there's whatever "The Washington Post" details in this article. It's mostly just revolting and funny, but there is sadly a deeper significance to the transformation of political disagreement into a sexual fetish.
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